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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

Conostoga council, No 463, of the ROYAL
Arcsnum, have elected aud installed the fol.
lowing Officers for this year Regent, John
H. Metzler Vlceregent, Walter A. Helnitsh
orator. John +. Slauffer past regent, John
Z, Hubley secretary, George II. Rohrer col.
lector, ?. r. Slaymaksr, treasurer, H. c. De.
muthi medical examiner, DR.. Oliver Roland ,
chaplain, J. W. Byrne guide, Ii. H. Foy
warden John W. Holman sentry, John G..
Schaum trustees, NJ. I. Steigerwal', Jere
Rohrer, +, r. Diffenderffer representative
10 grand council, John II. MetEler, Jere Roh.
rer. The grand council OF this order meets
in this city next March, II consists of two
hundred members,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
Made Pay the Msrket Rate

Z from the Oxford Press.
On Monday. before d. F. Magee, esq
white Rock, sui.s were brought by jacob
41sher, Edward Hess, Howard Patterson
SAnd Howard Snodgrass milkmen, against
Adam Book, who took hold ofthe creamery
= lakewood to operate it after A. S. Wat.
kink assignment, and run 1t one month
They claimed that Book contracted with
them to receive their milk and pay as much
- any neighbonDR creamery. He denied
making any bargain and wanted 10 settle al
" ls per cwt They claimed 81 40 per cTt
which was tie price they would have re.
eeiyed from the creamery to which they
hauled alter quitting at Khkwood. Hess,
Fisher and snOdgrass proved their bargain
and Judgment was given in their favor AT
81 40 per cwt Patterson failed to prove his
bargain and was only allowed slls per cwt.,
which Book claims WAS all the milk netted
him.
Simeon Balance, son Of JaCes Balance,
Little Britain, aged about IL years, while
wrestling with another boy st Hickory Hill
school few day a2o, had one OF his legs
proken In two places by falling Ggainst u
bank.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
rHE STOLEN oHIcKEss IDENTIFIED
\ Il BucsvsIter ssys the Two Fowls at the
Station House Are Hi. propsr,r

= X Buosvsitor ssys the Two Fowls at the
Station House Are Hi. Property.
s, f. Buckwalter, residing on the Fhtl a
del phia turnpike two miles east OF this city,
called st the station house this morning aud
reported that DO had been robbed on Monday
evening. All that was taken from his place
was pair Of Plymouth Rock chickens. He
wGs shown the pair found at Buzzard's house
and he identified them as bis property. The
heads Of the chickens left on his farm cor.
respond in color with the chickens
| at the station house. The pudding.
sausage snd picked meat he could not
| identity, but said his ueighbor, b. X.
Lands, who was robbed the same night
| would be in tomorrow to look q; the meat
| at the station house. Mr.. Lsndls spring
| house IS only distance Of two fields from
| BuckwAlter's, and be lost meat correspond.
| ing 10 tha! at the station house The thieves
effected an entrance to the spring house with
bTscss and bits, stolen from the shop Of jacob
r. Lands, on Mr.. Brubaker's farm. These
tools were found at the spring house on
Tuesday morning. The theft was committed
1 by two men and their tracks followed across
| the fields to the pike where they were lost
| The supposition OF Mr.. Buckwalter ia that
| the third man was waiting on the pike with
| a wagon Ia which the stolen goods were
brought 20 the city taken from the team and
| carried 20 BuitAEd's house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
Reception By Mr. sna nr., 4 ! .,sin,

Reception By MIR. and MRS. A , steinman.
A reception at the house of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew J. Stein man, on East Orange and
Shippen streets, last evening, was yerv
largely attended, over two hundred guests
being present. quite a number being from
neighboIing cities, particularly from Read.
ing, which was the home of Mrs. Steinunau
The presence Of those guests was a notable
feature Of the occasion, as a Lancaster com.
Psny Of the kind has seldom, If ever, includ ed
so many from abroad. ltwas much enjoyed
party and three o'clock had some time
struck before the last guest departed. The fol.
lowing were among those from out OF town
Hon. ChRuncey F. Black aud wife and Mr..
Richard Cochran and wife, of York. From
Reading: Dr.. DIller Luther, Mrs Reuben
NJ. Hale, Miss Luther, Or. Martin Luther,
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baer, Miss Baer,
Mrs. J. s, Liviugood, Miss LiyIugood, Mr..
Frank 5. Llyingood Miss Stichter, Miss
Clymer, MiAs Spang, Miss Gross, Mr.. Geo.
Gross, Jr., Mr.. Isaac Hester, Mr.. WIN. Smith,
Mr. VIM Seifert Mr.. and Mrs. Munsen, OF
Williansport; Mrs. Wilmerding of New
York; the Rev. FL. Clay Moran, OF Columbia,
MI Geo. +, Parker and DR.. Chas. franklin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
DEnocR1rIO NoMTsA rIoss TONIGHT
The Election 70 be Held on Saturday Even
Ing ~ All the Wards Of the CITY


Ing IN All the Wards OF the City.
In accordance with the call Of the city
executive committee, the Democrats Of the
several wards Of the city will Assem- bic ct
the places designated to place In nomination
candidates fox ward oflcers In the First,
Third, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth candi
dates Will also be placed in nomination for
the school board, one In each of the above.
named wards except the Eighth, where two
are 10 he nominated. The polls will be
kept open this evening In ali the wards from
10 O'Clock and nominations can be made
until Friday afternoon al o'clock by leaving
the same at the of8Cs OF John E. Malone,
chairman. The tickets will be ready for dis
tIibutiou on Saturday morning. The election
Will be held on Saturday evening when the
polls Will be open IN all the wards from 8 to
o'clock except in the Seventh and Eighth.
In the former they will be opened at O'Clock
and in the lsttsr at O'Clock, but all will close
at o'clock and when the result is announced
the election officers will file the same az the
Office Of the chairman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
a PECULIAR C4sF,
Two Men Returned to Cour. for IN. ps,srpit,


of Child.
case which will attract general attention
by its novelty was returned 10 the April
quarter sessions court today, by Alderman
Barr. Henry Fasnacht, OF East Earl town.
ship, appeared as the defendant and the
charge against him is that OF being the father
OF an Nlegitimate child, Of which Sallie
Moyer Is the mother. at the last court the
grand jury returned true bill against W
IL S"eigsrL married man, for being the
father OF the child The woman testified that
LIE W as the father. sTeigart has always de.
MED the paternity Of the child, and claims to
have evidence TO show that Fasnacht IL the
gui'y party, which was obtained by Detec
tive Bartholomew, who figured in the cele
hrated BnzEard cases on the Welsh mountain
On SwcigarTs testimony the alderman re-
quITed Fasuacht to enter bail for his anneay.
ance. As the matter now stands two men
are returned to court for being the father Of
the same child.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
a renn.yivanla Railroad Bridge Damaged

Tho thaw caused an ugly break up and
gorge in the Swatsra creek at Middletown
on Tuesday. The Ice piled up at fTightluI
rate and all Efforts by means of pike poles TO
keep it under the Pennsylvania railroad
bridge proved fruitless, and between nine
md ten O'Clock the watchman pronounced
tho structure unsafe for travel This stopped
~ midnight trains. The bridge men were
= onoe sent to the scene aud found It badly
dou3Red. It is stated that q number OF the
lbundstions Of the PIERS were washed ont.
The Harrisburg Express going west was the
lest train to cross. This morning the trains
were still delayed, and were compelled 10
come east by way OF Columbia and York.
All the passenger trains were late in reach.
ing Lancaster. Fast Line, due here 6:lO did
not get here until O'Clock. The frst train
10 como through by the way OF Middletown
wae the Harrisburg Express, due at s:l0, but
Is WAS more than an hour late.
b A telephone from Columbia states that the
~ began 70 move at that place about Ii
oR0lOck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
Hnh IA LInA IlnR-

E. NJ. Hail, the banjolst. with Haverly's
minstTels, Is great dog fancler. He had
with him here very handsome. and vaiua.
bic black Spanish pup about six weeks old,
with very long pedigree. He was seen by
number OF dog fanoers who pronounced
him good one. Mr.. Hall purchased three
OF these dogs In Boston and presented one of
them to the wife of Fred. Wright, manager
OF the Ministries. 1t is said that upon one oc.
casion Hall paid 81, 800 for a st. Bernard dog.
Hall Is very clever gentleman and no would
much rather talk about dogs than the banjo,
on which he Is one Of the best psrformels
In the husinpsE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
SSw York stocks.

NEW YcsE, Jan, ., IssO ?. m.-Money loaned
at tS5ss per cent Exchange nrm posted Iate,
s5GI 50. Governments steady. Currency 6s.
o. ~ biz Il Coup. O. ~ BID; 4bi's do q los
BID.
The stock msrzet opened firm a. yesterday .
closing fglres, but after the hrst few dealings q
raid By the ceaTs broke prices }. % N per cent.
by the first call, Toward II O'Clock Union Paoin c
became prominently active, and uL9sr its lead
prices steadily advanced At noon the decline
had been fully recovered. since midday the
mark has been dull
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
s ..s ssf 'ssss @ ss: ss t.sss sss; s.,s sas

Hogs-Reccipts, l7,0o n(h shipments, s,oc'
head market steady dfmi rough
mixed, 81 gQfpl aNy paCkintS SNd shipping, o. fAC.
blo flight, o. sNSet IS sknsy ftHl 30
sheop-Receirts, SOoO 6U0i shipments ltoJ
head market steady ytives, ~ uA0h 60
Western, g. QOSsi ~ TeN{ - o. AGl %, lambs
o. 0o9S1N.
East LIBERTY. Cattle y Receipts, lA head,
shipments, Ss head markAt and prices steady
a I through Consig umonta I shipments tC New
York. none.
Hogs -Receipts, Go hcad; sbipmcnts, i,Soo
head market Hr''ve; phnadalpNias, o. 'nQS sc
Workers, 81 Gsi0 common 10 light o. 'Atli "
shipments to rev fork.e ca loads
sheep -heceipts, IsvU prnd shipwcnfs, -
market dulli prime, 81 TfttS: falr to - Vi, ~ 80
"a ~ common, SIC iAuiDs, - 80" q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

The business at the stock yards of Jane
Stewart during the past year was very heavy
as will be seen by the following figures Re.
ceipts, J, 700 car loads OF stock made up of 80
t72 cattle, 2,s36 horses, 80 mules, &, lg7 hogs,
8 42o sheep, T93 calves and SOl turkeys The
Z shipments were e9i cars laden with ll,672
<nttie' 4,S6O horses, 81 mules, 6g7 hogs, 2e29
qneep and S6l calves. The amount Of bust.
1pes done ran into millions Of dollars
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
NlsRE STs.
rnradelpnia Produce MARKET

Pan ADgLFBA, Jan. ss.-FlCur market quiet
sales So barrels Minnesota BSSers, o. l5sI+ y
Pennsylvsula Family, S Tstf3 ~ Western dc
o. oOsIaSS Patents, a. TSRh 2A
Rye -four quiet, tS3 oOtiS IS
Wheat jan s3Aac. Fob, s!lsc., March, aSN,c
April esSG
6ais-isn.. S-N.o FOB. rAc. March. SO
ArtN. Eil. q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
PROCLANATlOT.
pRoCLAMATIOS,
Ire Qualified uotsri Of The City Of Lancaster 70
tote on the question oI Itnereasin9 the indebted.
ness Of said city siSs,oJ0.

Ire Qualified uotsri Of the City Of Loneastsr 10
tote on The question oT fnereasing the indebted.
ness of said city sDsNo
Whereas the Select ana Common Councils OF
the city OF Lano9ster resolved Mt n regular meet
desire 10 In crease the indebtedness Of the ciiy
OF Lancaster 10 an amount not to exceed slso.
600. for the purpose Of building sewers tor
draining the northern part OF the city. ana nee .
essary change or improvement OF the water
works and
Whereas, tho Indebtedness OF the said city
cannot be so increased without the assent OF the
electors thereof. had a. obta ned In the man
ner provided by the Act OF Assembly OF April
%, 1874.
l, william A. Morton, Mayor OF tho said city
OF Lancaster hereby give notice. In accordance
with the said Act of Assembly OF April 20 1874,
that at the next municipal elecion, TO be held
ruary, A. D., lSs1, the question Of increasing the
Indebtedness of the city Of lancaster 10 an
amount not 10 exceed H25 COZ will be submittod
tothe qualified electors Of tho said city for their
Decisions, who can then vote tor or against the
said increase.
The assessed value Of the taxable property of
the city Of Lancaster, according 20 the last as
sessed valuation thert Of Is tl2 $1,000 the exist
ing debt of the city ts t4t8 23 80, tho amount of
tbs proposed morsase 10 not 70 exceed fla5 90
which amount Is about l per centum OF the as
sessed valuation OF the t1NaOls property Of the
said city the purposes Tor which the said Ia
debtedness IL TO be increased are for the build
ina OF sewers for draining the northern part Of
the city and necessary change OF Improvement
Of the water works.
Given under my hand at the city OF Lancaster
this lith day Of January, a 1881
jyl5lI248l,&feb7-lId Mayor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

Warm weather does not prevent the tobog-
gan slide ut Harrisburg from being used.
The proprietors cart ice and pack the slide,
putting It In good condition. Toboggan par.
Ties are epioyins The sport nightly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
Went TO Ireland,

Mary McGinnis, ior many years domestic
at the Cooper house, left Lancaster on the
Sesshore Express on Tuesday afternoon for
Philadelphia and today she sailed for Ire
land where she will make her home with her
brother the balance Of her life
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26


See FsrgusH" Ths Evsufne This evening
Forgiven, one Of the best plays ever seen ia
Lancaster will bo given IN Fulton opera house
by Frederic Brytuh, an actor who upOu tho &C
casion Of his last appearance has made a lasting
impression. The star Is well supported aud
will nc doubt hsve a large audieuce.
IRE Lta,s u coon A very large number Ct
tickets have been SOD for the performance OF
"Ihe Littlo Tycoon. " witch viii be sung in the
opera house 20 morrow evening The company
comes Girec;ly fg1n the Temple theatre, and al.
though Il Is not exactly the same one witch ap.
pearCd here re reutly, the artists have all been
in the casts 81 tho Ten pie while number are the
originals
Al iNe NsG He0t"s. On Monday even Ing the
neN theatre on west King street will open with
Rose Isles dramatic company, which VIII sp-
pear at popular prices The plays Ior The week
Will bS " Monday, colleen BRwn :" Tues
day, Leah 70 Wednesday, hast Lynne; "
Thursday, Huntress Of Mississippi - Friday,
Cnion Heroine 4" Saturday Matinee. ksst
Lynne B" saturday, " NE Jack Sheppard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
u,enet Nas,. 10, 9 soo nIrn

The demands OF the employees Of the Ma
tional tube works at McKeesport Pa, for
an advance IN wages of dfteon per cent have
been granted. Tue increase affects twenty.
Ave hundred mon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
LIEe stnoH RIArker.

CHICAGO, Jan. % --Fhs DrOrsrP Journal re-
ports CaItle-keceipts, 90 head; shipments
200 market and price were steady
chipping steers aSo 10 800 bs, ,s3 1905 10; stock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

OVER SEVENTEEN HUNDRED SAM.
~ pie Bottles of Frailey's Syrup OF Blood.
root. VIA Cherry ana Horehonnd, wore dis.
trihuted from door TO door last week. owing to
strikes In the ia ctories short In our bottle
supply. As soon as We can get them more cam.
pies will follow. wea-k the public Judgment on
its merit. Large bottles for Is oents No opiatsA
fKAILEY's EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Marketl
sfr Try Frailey's Liver Pills for Constipation,
Etc, d6SwdM, N,sR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
MRAa


ohicAso, Jan. q. $50 \. m-MarEet opened
May, s4Ec. '-/s'
May, axe.
,oSts.1-Jen., g;5o; FEB, q6,!oI March, 25J.c
May, SOEU,
., F9EkG,;len.: q! ioi FEB, sl2 20; March,
May, s86lk
s6oIt EiOs-Feb., 50 s.; March. ,s g,g{
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
A II. RosENsTEIN,
A BARGAIN.

Owing 10 the close of the Fall and Winter Sea,
son, have purchased one more piece OF those
elegant Heavy Dark Blue English Cheviots, ut n
reduced price They were our best seller, and
sold at s3S, 20, and have reduced them to the low
figure of t2500 Made and trimmed elegantly,
ana above all, q perfect TT
A. 81. RoskssrElH. Fine Tailoring,
S7korth Queen o.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

Keep Or Bulls Cough sy-ur At home Physi.
clans prescribe u. IbCusAuis take II Pr!cs IS
cents
Mr.. Henry MyIanGer. = well known tailor Of
Baltimore, writes .--" DO mos hesitate - pro.
nOuuce salvation Oh q most excellent Tint
ment"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
NEW AID vERriSEMENrS.

NOR kENT-THE PROPERTY NO. 10
n Centre Square. used ss a cigar store tor sew.
oral years also the saloon underneath the stora
Apply to GEORGE ". TOALlNsoS, al Shsrifrs =
Ohco. lan6-tidk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

one bottle OF which helped him more than
ALL THE OTHER MEDICINES HE TOOK.
Guaranteed 20 give satisfaction or money re-
funded by the sole manufacturer Price &c. n
bottle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

A MEETING OF THE FINANCEsCOM.
"A MlTrkE OF the City Of Lancaster, VIII be
held on Friday evening, January IS, lss7 at TX
O'clock, IN the Select Council Room, at which
Ordinance for the Levy and Collection OF a Ii.
o-nse Tax within the city Of Lancaster, for
street purposes. j. II BAUMGARDSER,
ito Chairman,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
Il. B. COCHRAN, Druggist

Nos. ls7 A ls9 North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
Cochran's CREAM OF ROSES cures and pre-.
vents chapped hands and faces. mars. lYeodR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
NEW AID VERTISEuYErs-

" "
VNERRORS OF THE DENTAL CHAIR
j DIsARMED.
Teeth extracted by the use OF electricity per.
fecuy safe and harmless. Ny s5.0J Teeth are
FAnng teeth specially. All work EusTantesc
W. l.. USHER, Dentist,
AprElyd No ~ North oneen 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
A GAIN AHEAD.
Coohrap's Cough Curo.

Chas. A. Palmer, Ho'.2 south Ann street. Ian
caster, Pa, Is another who tried all kinds OF
medicine for hts cough, for two years, but he got
no rnliet nntii he tried
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
HIRsH 4 BROTHER.

ESTATE OF JOHN DoERR, LATE OF
IL Lancaster City, deceased. Letters trs.
tamentary on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in.
debted thereto arc requested TO make irnme-
diate payment, aud those having claims or de.
mauds against the same, will present them with.
out delay for settlement 20 the undersigned 10.
siding in said City. REGINA DOERH,
GecSStcAwN EIecutttr,
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NEW ADTERTISsasYrS

nAKING POWDER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

EOR RENT-FROM APRIL |, iSs7.
II A First.Class Farm OF 70 Acres two miles
from the city. Four acres of Land on Rpckland
street -Four acres Of Land tn the righth ward
Small stable. 20 Wost orange street. Small
Houses on East orange, Frederick. Fuiton
Church and John streets. Terms reasonable
Apply 70
HlRSH a BROTHER
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-14

The President recently received a call
from a young man whom he had lately
pardoned from the penitentiary. When
the President saw his card he recognized
the name, and directed that the visitor
be shown in. The young man said he
lived some distance from Washington,
but had come there in order to personally
thank the President for restoring him to
liberty, and to his family, and also to
assure him that in the future his conduct
would convince the President that his
clemency had not been misapplied.
The President greeted his visitor very
kindly, and after inquiring into his past
life and future prospects advised him to
make himself q useful citizen, adding
that it is never too late to reform, and
that there was plenty Of room for him in
the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-14
A Shocking Affair.

New YORK, Jan. 1O.-The Worlds Har.
risburg (Pa.) special of January 9 says
Three girls, none Of whom is more thar
20 years of age, are in jail in Lewiston,
Miffiin county. awaiting trial for one Of
the most diabolical murders that has ever
been committed in this State. Their
names are Della Corbett, Eliza Kountz.
man and jamie Quay. On Christmas,
John Ackley, a coal miner. while under
the influence of liquor. took the three
girls sleigh riding. A supply of whisky
was taken IN the sleigh, of which Ackley
his companions partook of freely.
Finally, Aokley became helplessly drunk
the girls threw him from the sleigh,
but not before they had inflicted injuries
his person from which he died the next
day. Della Corbett boosted OF what she
had done to Ackley. After she threw him
out she said che beat him over the head
with the butt end Of q whip until he let
go. She said: 1--WE tied him up with
our garters and dragged him behind until
he let go. We left him in the snow"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-14
A Nose.

Virginia Enterprise: A Piute youngster
of probably three years of age. while fol-
lowing its maternal parent down the
broad walk alongside the international
Hotel on Union street yesterday morning.
tripped and fell forcibly upon its face.
Loud screams followed, and the mother,
snatching the offspring up, saw that it's
nose pointed starbosrd. Instinctively she
caught the organ between two Of her fin
gers aud yanked il back into place. and
then held the child off and surveyed the
job 10 her evident satisfaction. After
wards the two wendell their way to the
lot back of the Virginia and
Truckee passenger depot as if nothing of
consequence had happened.